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WHO: Vaccine data 'needs more study'

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WHO: Vaccine data 'needs more study'

WHO: Vaccine data 'needs more study'

Dr Matshidiso Moeti, W.H.O regional director for Africa, and Angus Thomson of UNICEF discuss the study on the AstraZeneca vaccine’s efficacy against the South Africa variant.


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